We believe that each room, building, environment, and piece of furniture — along with the character and individuality of the people who inhabit these spaces — can be brought forward through the creativity of the mind, the critical taste of the informed eye, and the craft of the skilled hand.
Celebrate the joy of giving with our Christmas gift guide. Each accessory has been selected for its ability to bring warmth, beauty, and intention into the home. These are gifts that feel personal, meaningful, and effortlessly elegant.
From cozy rugs that invite relaxation to sculptural objects that spark conversation, our collection is designed to help you share comfort and style with the people you love.
Find these beautiful pieces just in time for Christmas in store at the Tollgard Belgravia and Chelsea showrooms or explore the collection online.
Category: Showroom
Uncovering the World of MAN OF PARTS
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Step into a world of sculptural elegance and tactile storytelling through a curated exhibition of new and iconic pieces from a diverse roster of international designers. From Sebastian Herkner’s musically inspired Frenchman Street chairs and the alpine-evoking Via Bernina tables, to the poetic Berliner Promenade rug by Gregor Hildebrandt, this immersive pop-up highlights design as a global dialogue.
Curated within Tollgard's showroom based in Belgravia, this unique pop-up offers a rare opportunity to explore the artistry behind MAN OF PARTS, where each piece tells a compelling story of place, craft, and cultural connection, reflecting the journeys and sensibilities of globally minded, design-conscious individuals.
Category: Press
Elle Decoration puts an illuminating spotlight on Aristotelis Barakos
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Lighting plays a major role in creating character within a space. As ELLE outlines in the article, it's in these winter months that lighting becomes the star of the show and everyone scrambles to find the perfect glow. It's because of the instrumental impact that lighting has, that Tollgard only partners with brands that embody a true passion for creating artisan, high quality and something a bit out of the ordinary, so it's no wonder that Studio Aristotelis Barakos is one of our favourite brands.
The article touches on Barakos' unassuming journey into the lighting design industry, to the Studio's partnership with Tollgard. However, the main spotlight is on the unparallel quality and fostering of craftsmanship that Barakos instils in his studio.
Discover the full Studio Aristotelis Barakos collection here
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Living Etc features the up & coming Sandycove sofa
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Discover the Sandycove Sectional hereor visit our Belgravia showroom to see the Sandycove in person at the exclusive showcase of Man of Parts, before the installation concludes this December.
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Homes & Gardens: Layers of Interest
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Studio Aristotelis Barakos brings together storytelling and craftsmanship, merging modern elegance with a respect for heritage. Collaborating with a network of skilled artisans, each piece is handmade from carefully chosen, high-quality materials, designed to achieve enduring beauty. Based on the concept of the Théros family of lighting objects, ceramicist Giannis Zois was commissioned to reinterpret the lighting objects using materials and techniques of his own craft.
The lamps' sweet figures evoke in all their simplicity the image of a person in the sun, narrating a timeless story of peaceful holidays basking in soothing, milky sunlight. The deep red colour of the ceramic bases is a reference to terracotta, a material that is widespread around the Mediterranean, and therefore was a natural addition to the project.
Peter Weber was born in 1944 in Kollmar/Elbe, Germany. He lives and works near Munich, Germany and in Vignale / Monferrato, Italy
Work in Progress, Peter Weber
"The folding material is transformed from a flat surface into a three-dimensional, architectonic structure, which, when unfolded, glides back into a flat relief. It is the idea of wholeness that fascinates and entices me to persevere to the limits of what is technically feasible in order to resolve the problems connected with the complex structure.”
Area Penetration, Peter Weber
Using the most varied techniques and materials, Peter Weber has developed a system for folding the entire surface of a single piece of material without cutting it. His folded works of undyed or dyed felt, which has been Weber’s dominant material since 2001, exhibit a strong materiality. Discover more about the artist and his process below.
The pieces in this show called “Vernetzung” show clearly how complex a pure folding is. In addition to felt and paper, Weber also uses materials such as handmade paper, canvas, cotton, high-dense polyethylene and even steel. In late 2017, he created his first folded steel reliefs.
Triptych Triangle, Pentagon, Square, Peter Weber
Weber's work, perfectly ties together and echoes the collection of furniture that will be on display throughout the exclusive UK launch of Man of Parts. From Rakumbas, Big Glow, the felted lights made from Australian wool and plant-based compostable fibre, reflecting Weber's use of soft materials, to Man of Parts' Via Bernina Round table, which mimics the strong graphic forms which Weber's work transforms into.
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